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Long-tailed forest shrew spotted after 46 years
First described in 1979 by scientist Nico Dippenaar, the shrew was recognised as a unique subspecies, geographically isolated from its relatives by the Gouritz Valley.
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Rediscovery of the Boosmansbos long-tailed forest shrew after 46 years
Conservationists rejoice as the Boosmansbos long-tailed forest shrew, a species lost to researchers for 46 years, is rediscovered in CapeNature’s Boosmansbos Wilderness Area, marking a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts.
Staff Reporter|Published
Endangered wildlife at risk from expanding road networks in mountainous regions
Professor Aliza le Roux reveals alarming findings on the rising threat of vehicle collisions to endangered wildlife in mountainous regions, as discussed at the Southern African Mountain Conference.
Weekend Argus Reporter|Published